Will this power a nebulizer about 10 min for 1 treatment
36836
I am not sure about the power requirements for that, but it is a high quality item. My initial thought is that it would do that without any issues.
791562
i think it will work, i have used it on a power drill and no problems at all, check for the watts consumption of the nebulizer it should be less than 500 watts
155987
The packaging clearly states it turns off when there is no more water. So while the unit may not turn "off", the nebulizer will stop and no harm will be done to the unit.
1512252
I don't know for sure, however, I suspect not unless you are running the compressor for 2 or 3 10 minute intervals. I don't know how quickly it will drain the battery.
1503185
Hi, I think it also depends on if you just have it on for humidity or if you have it on as diffuser. I have never had it 10/12 hours or if I did, very rarely. I had a regular diffuser that I bought not from amazon and that one truly lasts. its called the premium whisper diffuser off abundanthealth. This one is ok, but isn't exactly how I would have wanted it to work. takes more ti fill and clean where as the other one I had was quite a sinch. Anyway, sometimes the wate lasts a bit longer than 3 hours, but rarely the 10/12 hours. Maybe I am doing something wrong on my end. Hope I helped some.
90696
This is battery operated, so probably not ideal for an "always on" solution. I use mine for temporary oxygenation of a bucket while fishing/crabbing.
157330
It's definatly not the high capacity battery that comes with the leaf blowers it's best for small project with a drill. You will get 5 to 10 minutes in the blower but that's a guess
1157440
Yes it will. I use the Respironics CPAP, and it does work. Be sure to use the CPAP without the humidifier (or with it turned off), because the heater in the humidifier draws much more power than the CPAP itself. If humidity is needed on battery power, put warm water in the reservoir.
930515
Absolutely. Power 10 for 3 minutes. I go 3:30 and watch it the last minute. Works great. I love it
1611900
It should. But if you plan on blowing for a while it will have to recharge itself after about 60seconds of continuous blowing I'd say.
714627
I don't think it would be a good substitute for a machine that one uses for albuterol treatments. I used to need one of those machines and no, I don't think it would work nearly as well as the nebulizer, which delivers medication to a mouthpiece and more directly in to the lungs. This is more meant to be something like the effect you get from showering when you have a cold. It loosens your sinuses and moisturizes them and helps your lungs if you breathe deeply. It's meant more for a cold or sinusitis, not asthma or severe allergies or pneumonia which necessitate a nebulizer. I eventually bought my own nebulizer when I was badly afflicted with allergies, and there is no way this machine would have been as effective for helping me as the nebulizer was.
1374775
I would definitely ask your doctor about a nebulizer treatment, and I don't know what you are treating exactly. It can be put in a vaporizer, and be of help, or put some in the tub when you or persons needing treatment takes a bath. :)
617508
Not sure exactly, but I would assess several applications. You only use a minute amount of product for each treatment. Should last for quite a while.
1850421
with human lungs - no more than a week or 2. With one of these, 5-10 minutes: Sea-Doo AC 120V Electric Pump
150833
It will, but, You have to use several of the tubes to get it high enough to spray. It took 4 and then it only worked for 1 o3 times. I tried to use it later and the asthmanefrin had turned dark. The air hit it and that was the end of that. This thing is worthless. I have found that if you purchase one of the little sprayers that work like the pump hair sprays you can fill it up and use it. It is called Safecare - AsthmaCare. The medicine in this really does not work but you get a good tight fitting top that does not turn the asthmanefrin dark. Also with the asthmanefrin they have quit making their sprayers because someone decided that you might have to have a prescription. I used to use Primetine until the gov. decided it was causing damage to the ozone. I am yet to figure that one out. Gook Luck, but I would not spend my money on this thing. One of the things I don't like is it is made in China.
1701225
Neither, in levels from 25-75 and timer in 5 minute increments to 1 hr. It works great, but be sure to replace your electrolytes after using, will drain your body.
2185330
Mine hasn't clogged yet, I also don't let it sit off for more than 12 hours.... This nebulizer requires little to no cleaning during its use, just keep filling it with oil and your good to go.